Krsna’s Two Pinch Infinity is a documentary film that explores the macro and micro of Krishna Bhakti and devotional service through the lens of foreign devotees who have devoted their lives for this purpose. The story narrative is majorly revolves around Sundar Madhav and Manjari Sundari Dasi, two people from different countries and how they came to Vrindavan to have a better and wholesome experience of this gift called life, to live without the shackles of unquenchable materialism and to serve every being as they see Krishna in everyone, and Krishna Bhakt’s have a special affection for animals too, cows, monkeys and dogs etc. are loved a lot, as Krishna taught compassion for all sentient beings and to respect and worship the nature.
The film follows Sundar Ji and Manjari Ji joined by their baby girl Aindra Dasi as they tell their life story and go by their daily routine of devotional service in Vrindavan, Mathura, like their regular Khichdi Seva which they have been doing continuously since Covid Lockdown in March 2020. During this unconditional and selfless Seva (Service) they feed the Khichdi Prasadam to the people of Vrindavan and anyone who comes around. The Khichdi is made with pure Desi Cow Ghee and fresh tomatoes and has a unique delicious taste that no one can resist. Further they purchased 100 kg fresh Mangoes for the Seva in Puroshottam Ashram in Radhakund where they often take part in Kirtan and Bhajan.
Sundar Ji and Manjari Ji also organize various tours and lectures for many Russian and Ukrainian Devotees so that they may explore the spiritual life of Vrindavan. They narrate the vital points in their life in which they felt something spiritual called to them. Sundar Ji tells about his childhood and how he left home at the age of seventeen and likewise Manjari Ji tells how she came looking for her answers after she turned thirty.